Kickball

Kickball (English: kick = encounter ) is a ball sport which is operated primarily in the United States.

It is similar to baseball and was invented by U.S. soldiers in 1942. It is played on a softball field with a 250 to 400 mm large inflated rubber ball.

Game play

In the game, the pitcher rolls a air-filled rubber ball toward the batter. This kicks the ball on the playing field. Now he must try to get as quickly as possible to first base. There, he can not be thrown from the outfield players of the opposing team. If that happens, the team conceded an out. With three outs of the play is over and the batter- team acts as a defending team in the field.

Dissemination

Kickball is the children's number one in the U.S.. Thank baseball or football is too hard. When Kickball is the danger of getting hurt, relatively low. The largest kickball league in the U.S. is the World Adult Kickball Association ( WAKA ).